Marines in Solomons and Wake story linked film notes
A historical review cites Marines in the Solomons and Wake action with notes on a Paramount biograph and a day by day log. It mentions Gen Denig U.S.M.C. and the Wake action, the Cormoran engagement, and fictionalized names for Major Devereaux and Dr Brian Donlev.
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Ge’ Tucker
Holly
Solomons
Paramount
Deveréaux
Wwe
Robert Livingt Denig
U.S.M.C
Tory
Pearl Harbor
Wilson
Ger
Cormoran
Guam
France
No. Prhough
Main Island
Patrick Devereaux
Wake
Brian Donlev
Caton
Justice Murphy, Army Return Spark Debate Over Duty
The piece notes former Supreme Court justice Frank Murphy returning to Army service amid questions about a justices resignation and possible implications for the court. It cites Stinnett and discusses duty versus pay, mentioning Murphy’s wartime captaincy in World War I and a possible reentry as a lieutenant as the court reconvenes in the fall.
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Jack Stinnettshington
Army
Hi al
U. S. Supreme Court
Frank Murphy
Cole
Hack
Eme
Justice Murphy's Army Absence Sways Habeas Verdicts
The article notes Justice Murphy’s absence from an extraordinary session hearing habeas corpus pleas of seven Nazi saboteurs, suggesting his departure would impact Supreme Court history. It compares his stance with prior moves by Judge William Clark, who left the bench to serve in the Army, shaping notable legal moves.
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Supreme Court
Murphy
Department of Justice
Justice Murphy
Third U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Wiliam Clark
Princeton
N. J
Henderson Reddies Schedule Eight Games in 1942
Arkadelphia August 26 Henderson State Teachers College Reddies unveil an eight game 1942 football schedule under Coach Duke Wells. The slate lists matches against Northeast Louisiana at Monroe Arkansas Tech in Russellville Ouachita at Arkadelphia State Teachers in Conway Magnolia A and M at Arkadelphia Arkansas Tech at Arkadelphia State Teachers at Arkadelphia and Otwehitt at Arkadelphia.
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Arkadelphia
Henderson State Teachers College Reddies
Duke Wells
Northeast Louisiana Center
Monroe
Arkansas Tech
Russellville
Otwehit
Library Notes on New Nonfiction Additions at Elope Hempstead
New and interesting nonfiction titles join the Elope Hempstead County Library collection. Among them is How to Cook a Wolf by Wisher, praised as entertaining and practical, offering a humane guide to living frugally and simply while near starvation. the book is written to be read.
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Elope-Hempstead County Library
Ohese
Wisher
Earth Equator Diameter Reported At 7,926,077 Miles
An aviation or astronomy note cites the Earth’s equatorial diameter as 7,926,077 miles, reflecting a precise measurement. The statement presents a specific figure attributed to geodetic or celestial calculations.
History and methods drive rapid railroad and quarry growth
The passage outlines durable design principles and quotes DuPone and Dut on economical kitchen use, promising money savings when applied properly. It notes explosive development with dynamite reshaping peaceful construction and railroads, signaling a transformative era in engineering history.
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DuPone
Willam S
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